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Thread: Have i voided my warranty on the 2 Asetek Micros I own?!

  1. 02-07-2006, 02:48 PM #1
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    The TT BT killer.. introducing the "Dual-Micro", the little micro that could ;)

    Opps..the bottom of my two cooler`s "suddenly" fell off

    But no need to worry, it`s all part of a plan
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  2. 02-07-2006, 02:55 PM #2
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    If it involves multilating a big typhoon, i can't watch
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lead Head
    If it involves multilating a big typhoon, i can't watch
    The BT will not be executed, it will only be challanged by the two "destroyed" micros later

    No baby seal`s will be killed, and both my kittens does not involve as a part in this project
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  4. 02-07-2006, 03:09 PM #4
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    Phew.
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    Something tells me that there are going to be some frosty air temps ahead...
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    what the hell happen to those things?!? how could you decap such poor helpless heatsinks for you sick experiments
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    Quote Originally Posted by mindwreck
    what the hell happen to those things?!? how could you decap such poor helpless heatsinks for you sick experiments
    Just like that Jesus dude.. they will rise from the dead

    Give me a week or two and you`ll understand
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    Cool

    That's not nice! showing such horrendous pics LONG before you have anything concrete... tsk tsk
    But what the heck, gonna check in in a week or two anyway

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    I'm sure this will be good. His chipset cooler is very nice...
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    Did someone say baby seals?
    A seal walks into a club...

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenzog
    Did someone say baby seals?
    Yeah next week we begin the Clubbing of them and selling of their pellets to buy us all two OCZ phase change coolers apiece
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    lol is there a way to combine all three of those air coolers instead of just the two micros?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WeStSiDePLaYa
    hope do you expect to get vacuum inside the pipes again?
    I work in a cooling service company, so i have all the tools nessesary in our workshop.

    BTW, the micro has no need to be put under vacum for the system to work, it`s filled with R134A and not water. If water was used, then your right about the vacum as the boilingpoint will be lower under vacum.
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    This pic shows one of the micros blowing out the origanal filled R134A, notice the small ice crystals on the litle tube (filling point)
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    how cold did it get
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    I would love to see some temperature measurements
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    Around -27C for a few seconds.
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    Quote Originally Posted by craig588
    Around -27C for a few seconds.
    Almost correct The picture is when I spoiled the R134A that originally came with the cooler. Had to do this before I started to cut of the bottoms.

    I found ut that the Micro is filled with 15,6 grammes of R134A, this is essentially to know when the modded one is being filled again. Will do som more work on the system in the week to come
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    ..more to come
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    This sucker has to be cool
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    mayeb hes going to try and combine the 2 micros into the radiator for the BT's base
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    may see a frankenstein !
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